Reception at First Baptist for new members Friday
An informal reception for new members and a social event will be held Friday at eight o'clock at the First Baptist Church. Rev. Broddard will welcome new members. Rev. Hugh MacMillan will address on What Should Be Expected of a Christian. Light refreshments follow.
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First Baptist Church
Broddard
Hugh MacMillan
First Baptist Church of
Bradford
MacMillan
Warren
Ladies Aid Society
Stoddard
Clarence Crawford
Bucknell University
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Greer
Herbert Hoover
President and Mrs Coolidge mark 23rd anniversary quietly
President and Mrs. Coolidge observed their twenty third wedding anniversary today with no official celebration. They were married twenty three years ago in Burlington Vermont where Mrs. Coolidge taught school.
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Washington
Campaign log notes Smith touring campaign trail plans
The campaign itinerary for Governor Smith's second tour is expected to be announced soon with a possible first speech in North Carolina or Tennessee. He criticizes Herbert Hoover's farm relief program while Senator Borah attacks Smith's farm relief stance and promotes a Republican program. Special trains to Elizabethton Tenn and speeches in Fargo North Dakota and Muskogee Oklahoma are listed with various political events and reactions.
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Smith
New York
North Carolina
Tennessee
Herbert Hoover
Senator Borah
Governor Smith
Fargo, N. D
Eabert Hoover
Elizabethton
Tenn
Joseph T. Robinson
Muskogee
Okla
Warren and Erie News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Lodge meeting reports routine business with Exalted Ruler Metzger presiding. Four Erie residents fined for auto crash with jail time on default. Corpl Bynane active in Erie district after highway patrol service. Sermons set at First Methodist with topics on life and models of friendship. World Series attendees in Warren. fans queue for scoreboard. Justice Gleason dies of heart attack at home. Boys’ Work trip to lumber camps planned by Oil City M C A. Oil City Hi Club inspires Tionesta to form own club. Local youth clubs eye induction ceremonies with Oil City help.
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Warren Lodge of Elks
C. Emerson Metzger
Horner
Oil City
Wheeler and Dusenberry
Forest County
Hearts Content
School Announcements Outline Club Gatherings And Debates
Evening update from Station W H L S J E H E J Announcer. Debating Club victory for the affirmation team signals strong Erie Central stance. Hi Y supper elected officers Don Benson president Arthur Carlson VP Dave Smith secretary and Willard Gibson treasurer. First Boys Glee Club meeting set for Oct 17 at 7 30 with Mr Knapp leading. Junior senior prom committee named Kay Baris chair Jane Lytle Betty Field John McCoy. Senior class president Nelson Johnson notes Halloween masked dance pending orchestra. Blue and White board aims for a James town game paper. Junior play cast announced Tom Wells Walter Mauer Dick Lender Eugenia Kehr Louise Urbanski Virginia Slocum Lucy Moran Sally Bristow Don Anderson Dick Heasley Howard Colt Jean Kirseht. Signing off Goodnight.
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Don Benson
Arthur Carlson
Dave Smith
Willard Gibson
Kay Baris
Jane Lytle
Betty Field
John McCoy
Nelson Johnson
Hallowe’en
Tom Wells
Walter Mauer
Dick Lender
Eugenia Kehr
Louise Urbanski
Virginia Slocum
Lucy Moran
Sally Bristow
Don €. Anderson
Dick Heasley
Howard Colt
Jean Kirseht
Prohibition talk and social visits reported in Sugar Grove
Mrs. Mabel Dallas spoke on Prohibition to the Pennsylvanian Republican Women council. The item lists numerous weekend visits and family gatherings in Edinboro Pittsburgh Uniontown Cumberland Warren Chautauqua Islington and other places. Notes on long lived Mrs Bott and a Green apple habit are included.
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Mabel Dallas
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Frances McKay
H. F. McKay
Edinboro
Margaret Cumming
Pittsburgh
B. F. Edlund and
Uniontown
Ix E. Abbott
Leland Millspaw
Jerry Bleakley
Frank Milspaw
Rorabaugh
Maplewood
N. J
W. B. Force
Merilyn
Flanders
Elmer Fredelius
Walter Olson
Donald Abbott
Canton
Ohio
Earl T. Abbott
Charles Myers
Charles, Jr
Cumberland
Maryland
Frank Northrup
Will Carlburg
Paul Carlburg
Paul, Sr
Albert Luscom
Buffalo
L. H. Hamilton
Frank Abbott
Ernest
Gretta Hamilton
Edward
Chautauqua
N. Y
Rose Abbott
CARE FOR DEPENDENTS AND DAIRY MEET HIGHLIGHT REGIONAL NEWS
Care for dependents reports 39 265 children in Pennsylvania on May 31 under supervision of 20organizations, down from 1927. Delegates from Warren Chautauqua Erie and Crawford counties attended the Dairymen League District 17 meeting in Corry with plans for future activities. Erie Episcopal Bishop John Chamberlin Ward was reelected Chaplain of the Legion of Valor. Three year old Caroline Barrett of Johnsonburg killed when struck by a car as she played near her home. driver conveyed her to a physician.
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Pennsylvania
The
Bureau of Children
Warren
Chautauqua
Erie
Crawford
Dairymen’s League of District 17
Corry
Arthur Stauffer
Sugargrove
John Chamberlin Ward
Erie Episcopal
Chaplin
Legion of Valor
Lawrence
Bishop Ward
Caroline
Joseph Barrett
Johnsonburg
Withered Rose and Curses in a Personal Fragment
A fragmentary verse notes a withered rose held by a woman, a bitter cup of sorrow, and a wounded heart. It includes a humorous aside about two smiths and a Hoover, plus a note about Tabitha Frizzlefront and a lover killed in war. The piece closes with a blunt social remark on husbands and vanity.
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John
Tabitha Frizzlefront
Hades
Man and Boy Killed in Auto Accidents in Mount Pleasant
Two people died in separate crashes in Mount Pleasant. William H. Miller of Pittsburgh died after his car collided with another vehicle, and 10 year old William Switasky was struck by a car.
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Mount Pleasant
U. P
William H. Miller
Pittsburgh
William Switasky
Willock Man Killed in Hit-and-Run Near Pittsburgh Road
The body of Edward Boyle, 30, of Willock, was found on a road near Willock. Police said he was struck and killed by a hit-and-run motorist.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Edward Boyle
Willock
George S. Humes 100 dies in Sambridge Springs
George S. Humes, aged 100, a longtime resident of Western Pennsylvania, died at his home in Sambridge Springs after a brief illness. His passing marks the loss of one of the area's oldest inhabitants. Cautious buyers are advised to read classified ads carefully.
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Sambridge Springs
WU. P
George S. Humes
Pennsylvania
Man 54 Adopts Sister-In-Law As Daughter In Pittsburgh
Harrison J. Kirkwood aged 54 adopted Mary F. Kirkwood age 60, his sister in law, as his daughter in an orphans court in Pittsburgh. The gesture aims to have Mrs. Kirkwood inherit his estate.
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Pittsburgh
Harrison J. Kirkwood
Mary F. Kirkwood
Kirkwood
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